On Wednesday night, President Trump announced that he was designating Antifa a “major terrorist organization.”
The announcement was immediately met with praise across the right, many from those who have seen — or suffered firsthand — years of organized violence and criminality from Antifa militants.
But what does this declaration actually mean in practice, given the legal framework in the U.S.?
I went live about 20 minutes after the news broke to break down the practicalities of this declaration — and to discuss what we can hope happens next.
